Ray E Arnold dies in College Addition
Ray E Arnold died Saturday morning at his home in College Addition from tuberculosis. Born September 18 1895 in Henry County he moved to this city about eight years ago. He married Ollie Shultz on March 15 1915. Survived by wife two brothers Samuel Arnold of Lockridge Fred Arnold of this city and a sister Mrs Genny Chesum of this city. Funeral at his residence led by Rev L E Slains. Interment at Evergreen cemetery.
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College Addition
Mr. Arnold
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Ollie Shultz
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Samuel Arnol
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Fred Arnold
Genny Chesum
L. E. Tfains
Everereen Cemetery
Riots in Vienna Leave Four Dead and Dozens Wounded
Reports from Vienna say crowds aimed at the German embassy were dispersed by police and troops. Four people were killed and 17 wounded in clashes as Hungarian officials relay further dispatches about Austria's crisis.
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Budapest
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Vestria
British Face New Drive and Front Bores New Attacks
British and French forces report ongoing actions on the Western Front with German artillery pressure described as a prelude to a new German offensive. French troops gain ground near Faverolles and Hautresnes while British patrols push near Arras and toward Albert. German attempts to retake lost positions near Morris on the Flanders front are repulsed.
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Albert
Morris
Flanders
War Office
Girl We're Fighting For cartoon depicts Liberty salute
Chicago reports the May 10 Stars and Stripes issue features C. Le Roy Baldridge's ecartoon. It shows a soldier and a sailor saluting the Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to America, reflecting wartime resolve.
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Stars and Stripes
France
C. le Roy Baldridge
Escoldier
Amer
Huns Kill American Ace Purla Frank Bayles
American ace sergeant Frank Bayles of New Theferd Mass fought with the French air army and was shot down by four German aviators after a dogfight. A French observer reported his plane disappeared over German lines amid swirling combat.
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Foichiue
Our Ration of Beef Is Cut Way Down
Public notice by Herbert Hoover urges reduced beef consumption for army and allies in 1918. It calls for pork substitution, limits on beef dishes in hotels and households, and outlines expected duration until September 15 1918 with emphasis on public cooperation.
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Herbert Hoover
France
Wheat not essential to diet says health official
Dr Guilford H Sumner secretary of the Town department of health and medical examiner of the state joins Hoover and Deems in asserting wheat flour is not essential to health. He cites oats barley rye as substitutes notes Americans could live a year without wheat and recommends milk and cottage cheese as reliable foods.
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Guilford H. Sumner
United States
Food Reserve Policy Urges Grain Storage Amid War
In Washington a federal food administration meeting with representatives from all 48 states declares it essential to store as much grain as possible for future hardship. It rejects unlimited wheat bread during the war and supports continued restrictions, substitutes, and high milling extraction to prevent waste.
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Washington
Price fixed for Swiss slaughter_fary products and beef
The article notes a fixed price of 2 cents per pound for cattle slaughter in Switzerland and mentions established maximum prices for other meat. It reads as a brief market notice about agricultural pricing.
Every product farm is a dynamo ol RT
A compact note describes a product farm described as a dynamo operation in a remote ridge area. It notes rapid work and high yield potential with emphasis on efficient labor and livestock handling. Local authorities monitor activity for safety and compliance.
Unbeliever opens at Fairfield Theater for three days
Fairfield audiences are invited to view The Unbeliever a WWI drama from The Three Kings with Raymond McKee and Marguerite Courtot in lead roles. Virginie Harbok stars opposite. authentic Marine Corps unit chaos and trench scenes at Quantico enhance the film. Manager Bennett promotes it as a standout photoplay.
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Fairfield
Berlin
Phillip Landicutt
New York
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Lita
Marguerite Courtot
Virginie Harbrok
6Th Batallion
U. S. Marine Corps
Quantico
No Man’s Land
Szetween Marine
Bowie
Bennett
Classified Rates and Ads Apply in Daily Journal
The Daily Journal announces new rates for classified advertising effective June 1. Fifty cent poetry blocks. five cents per line for poetry. payments for soldiers and service letters welcome. five line minimum. For sale items include two lavatories and boiler parts from Griffith & Pierson. a used five passenger Ford offered by Thurlow Radley. Phone numbers 3650 and 5909 listed.
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Daily Journal
Trive Passenger Ford
Thurlow Radley
For Sale Advertisements List Items and Phones
Multiple sale notices list items including a Jersey milk cow a Poland China sow eight pigs a Chicago typewriter in Elite larger size good condition with contact numbers 4527 4712 and 685 plus 500 feet 11 inch black pipe with couplings priced 5e per foot by Joel Turney & Co at 717 and reference to a piano binder in
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Poland
China
Chicago
Joel Turney & Co
For Rent Furnished Room at 106 W Madison
Furnished room available in a modern home at 106 West Madison. Phone 1163. Also listings include a five room house with bath and basement four blocks from the square, phone 3420, by W. D. Garmoe of 698. Another seven room house in good repair two blocks from the square listed by Wm. M. Hufstedler of 364.
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W. Madison
W. D. Garmoe
Wm. M
Hufstedler
Wanted Good Cow for Winter Feeding
A reader seeks a fresh cow that will pay to keep through winter. Call 3369. Address 715 WANTED-Agents Ford auto free Fourteen other grand prizes. Hundreds cash rewards. Twenty five Over There post cards free. Auto Stevens 544 North La Salle Street Chicago.
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LaSalle Street
Chicago
Lost keys and tire found on Ottumwa road ad
Auto tire found on Ottumwa road with owner asked to identify and pay for ad. Lost keys from last night requested by finder to return to Broadway Garage.
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Broadway Garage
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